Aesthetic Realism Foundation

THE VISUAL ARTS AND THE OPPOSITES
Marcia Rackow

Fall Schedule 2006

This class studies the art of the world — from the Rembrandt's at the Met to the latest work in Chelsea — with this great Aesthetic Realism principle, stated by Eli Siegel, as the basis: "All beauty is a making one of opposites, and the making one of opposites is what we are going after in ourselves." The class will be held in museums, galleries, and at the Aesthetic Realism Foundation. 

Sep 23	Michael Heizer, Hai Bo, Walter Niedermayr, Ursula von Rydingsvard	CHELSEA GALLERIES
Oct 7	"Moving Pictures: American Art & Early Film, 1880-1910"	GREY ART GALLERY
Oct 21	"Set in Stone: The Medieval Face in Sculpture"	METROPOLTIAN MUSEUM
Nov 4	Slide Class	TERRAIN GALLERY
Nov 18	The Art of the Papua Gulf	METROPOLITAN MUSEUM
Dec 2	Students Discuss Works — Slide Class	TERRAIN GALLERY
Dec 16	"Americans in Paris"	METROPOLITAN MUSEUM

Note: Since many museums charge admission, the museum fees will be additional.